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Geeeee44zzzzaaaaaaa you fucking don dappa whippa snappa. Free the bird bro. These reactions crack me up. This is my reaction every time I listen to this rock stuff from the 70's. Shame these guys had the plane crash soon after this. There memories live on through others in the band that survived and continued... you gotta so Sweet home Alabama. I'm a free bird now. Bless up bro
@@IrishCrow I was lucky enough to see them in '74 (or unlucky if you consider the riot at the end. The Birmingham police, turned off the equipment in the middle of Freebird, and announced the concert was over due to "noise complaints" needless to say, a real live riot happened) and I had tickets for the concert they were traveling to when the plane crashed I still have those tickets
I love watching Free Bird reactions because the listener is never prepared for where it’s about to go. And when it goes, it fucking GOOOOOES. Edit: 7:28 Nate's face says it all
This was one of my Mom's favorite songs. She wanted it played at her funeral. And we did play it at her service and I haven't been able to listen to it since then. Her birthday is coming up in 11 days and I just came across this video. Can't believe how you made me love a song again after 12 years of not being able to handle the pain of hearing it. Thank you. And thank you to your friend who mispronounced the name of the band for you but got you to the song because the music is what counts.
@@DaddyKratosOfTheShire such a damn shame man 😢 absolute amazing talent and probably people, taken from their familys and us fans too soon, I always think what people like these, Freddie Mercury, dime bag and more would have put out if not taken so soon
I was scrolling, I heard this song for hours, then I heard another song from a popular band today and it couldn’t even compare to this beauty of a piece
I’ve heard this song a million times and I make the exact same faces you do still. I recommend listening to the solo full blast in your car on the interstate.
LMAO - Me about 135 mph in a 69 Cutlass 442 on US 1 heading back from St Augustine - No Shakes Road Like a Limousine -Speedo only went to 130 it was straight Down 135-140 This was back when cars ran on Gasoline soon to be leaving us
I definitely got at least one speeding ticket in Georgia or Florida listening to this with the windows rolled down. Sadly it was definitely towards the end of the song and not at the beginning... Rate of speed varied greatly in seven minutes.
Allen Collins isn't a house hold name, but his guitar solo in freebird sure is!!! Perhaps the best rock solo of all time! And to think he wrote this song at 17yrs old......
My favorite guitarist of all time. He’s a wicked, good rhythm guitarist he came up with some of the most bad ass riffs in the history of rock ‘n’ roll.
@stevewise2932 Absolutely Right! I was graduating from high school, and there was a ballot to put for the main song to be played for Graduation Day, so a majority wanted this song. However, instead, they played Billy Joel, who I can't stand and can't remember his AWFUL SONG 😂😂😂
Starts low, mournful, beautiful, and the tempo picks up to host the best damn rockin guitar jam in rock history. All original members dead now RIP boys. Ya done well.
@@lukeshaw3375 OTFAF is really nothing like Free Bird at all. Tempo, pitch, vocal tones, acoustic vs electric, nothing is similar besides the times they were written in.
You really must see a live recording of them doing this song. Three amazing rhythm/lead guitarists. Vocals: Ronnie VanZant Piano: Billy Powell Bass: Leon Wilkerson Drums: Artimus Pile Guitar: Gary Rossington Guitar: Allen Collins Guitar: Steve Gaines The whole band is fantastic! I love these guys.
I know for a fact that Ricky Medlock is the lead guitar doing the solo now (& has been for over a decade). I've been backstage watching this, my ex is a good friend of his. You should see all the guitars he has!!!
I just watched it live for the first time and was annoyed there were so many guitarists! I thought maybe it was because the original guy with long grey hair was too old?? lol 😆 I wanted it to sound like this recording. But now that I saw your comment I'm curious if this recording has the same number of guitarists and I just hear it as one? 🤔
@nicolediamond93 Actually, Ronnie Van Zandt, Steve Gaines, and a back up singer are the only band members who died, other band members survived. When I seen them in 94, Ronnie's little brother, Johnny, replaced him as lead singer, he was actually the original singer of the band from 1971 to 1972. Btw, a simple Google of the band and you'd learn they have toured MANY years.
It's a beautiful thing to witness someone fall in love for the 1st time with music we've been jammin to for years!! Kinda gives it new life & huge props at the same time!!❤❤❤
These are our hometown boys from Jacksonville Florida. Having been born in Jacksonville and knowing my oldest brother went to school at Terry Parker High School with the Van Zant’s we knew these guys long before they hit it. True Southern Rockers
That's awesome. I had no idea they were from Jacksonville. I'm actually moving there in June. Is there a tribute or place dedicated to them I should visit once I'm there.
This song is so much a part of my family. My nephew passed away and my sister (his mom) put a memorial video for his funeral and it pretty much sums up his life and our family.
Breaks my heart you haven't heard it until now. Makes my year to see someone discover this masterpiece "This is a chilled one" oh my sweet child 🤣 I would recommend "Dick Dale - Misirlou" as well
Yeah, it’s a jam, sad cause remembering old times, good times,my dad been gone 6 years We would listen to jams and have a great time,,and I’m 57 and choking up, miss you pops
I just love Nathans reactions, so pure, new and free. I think it's so funny the way he pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd yet there is a pronunciation guide right on the album cover, just above his head!!!! I don't blame him though...hey! I'm almost 70 so I know all these bands and song names and sometimes even I'm stumped!! Actually there are quite a few newer bands that I'm not familiar with, but I'm willing to listen and learn cuz music is part of each person's soul. What a glorious song, beautiful in so many ways Freebird is a classic anthem that never gets old...like ME!!!
Skynyrd has some great tracks 🤗 they originated in Jacksonville Florida USA. the guitarist is Allen Collins, who kills this solo. but they have had multiple guitarists throughout the years
One of the best southern rock bands ever... and it's pronounced *Len-rd sken-rd* RIP: Ronnie Van Zant, Steve & Cassie Gaines U R Missed 💔🤘🔥 "Lynyrd Skynyrd- Simple Man" is a must. enjoyed your reaction, thanks.
@@Psycholosopher "The Doobie Brothers - Black Water (From Rockin' Down the Highway: The Wildlife Concert)" when I listen to this song, I sometimes get them confused with CCR, because it reminds me of their song "The Midnight Special" what do think? These are two of my favorite bands
@@mamaflush9945 I like credence and doobie brothers. My three fav bands are Journey, AC/DC, and Queen. I’ll have to check out the midnight special never heard of it. Also I wasn’t around at the time of these bands I’m only 21 my father got me hooked on classic rock so plenty I haven’t heard of.
you just experienced southern greatness ..this song should be called i just hit it an quit it cuz im a rockstar and you cant control me..but freebird is good too..
Jacksonville , Florida USA but really all over the South East Southern Rock genre of music , it was always on the radio since I was 4 years old , I'm 54 years old now .
I’m a 61 yr old drummer and imagine me in my teens playing, Lloyds stereo cranked to the max and jamming with the boys on my kit….over and over again. Really, I had the best neighbors and family. Never complained. The 60s and more so the 70s, the greatest decade of music I feel, we’ll ever know.
I grew up in the late 60's and 70's, every year a local radio station would play down to the #1 song and for about 12 years free bird was always #1 followed closely by stair way to heaven, every year!
I just caught the freestyle at the end and it totally crack me up. But it's completely appropriate for the feeling of the music definitely. That was great.
Really enjoying your content! Such nostalgia, watching you experience the music. Fantastic stuff. I recommend "Albatross" by Corrosion of Conformity. Sounds metal I know, but it's much more of a 90's wail kind of sound. Thanks for the vid.
I saw Lynyrd Skynyrd live in the “Warehouse March 30, 1975” New Orleans,La. It was the Nuthin’ Fancy Tour I was 17 years old at the time… I am truly blessed.
My second time watching you react and I’m going to binge today! You’re reactions are very entertaining. “Who’s the guitarist?” My answer,” Which one?” 😄
This band was one of the best "Southern Rock" bands in the U.S. and is in the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame. They reached their height in the 70's but suffered great loss when the band's chartered plane crashed in 1977.... killing 3 founding members & injuring the whole band. They reformed in 1987 & still tour today. BTW... their name is pronounced l Iike: [Len-URD (like bird)] [Skin-URD]. Thanks for reviewing them! 👍
I was truly happy seeing your reaction, it was so nostalgic and respectful, you truly captured this great emotion when you hear it for the first time!!! Thank you!
My man hearing southern rock for the 1st time & gettin off!!! Love watching dude as the music transitions from laid back to the timeless jam it is!! He's feelin it, guys!!!❤❤❤
My very 1st concert. I was 14. Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia. It was beyond amazing. I still remember it like it was yesterday. ✌️❤️⭐️ BTW, I was yelling at you, IT'S NOT OVER YET!!! 😁 And they're from Alabama, USA. They have a very sad backstory. Half the band died in a plane crash. 💔
Dude I think you just gave the best reaction of free bird that I've ever seen. And I've seen a few because it's the best song to react to with the change-up and everything
Just found your channel, loved it. I'm a sub. They named their band after their P. E. coach in high school because he gave them a hard time for having long hair. They have since become good friends. It's pronounced Len=erd Skin - nerd. Much love to you and the channel brother.
One of my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd songs is Sweet Home Alabama. I grew up with 60’s-90’s music from my grandparents and it introduced me to an amazing world.
Oh my... did he just say this is chill!!! Strap in big fella, youz iz about to take a ride!!! 😎🤘 Im sure I heard Free Bird before I could form a sentence and several times a month for the past 50 years so my brain just cant wrap around what it would be like to hear all these classic rock songs for the first time after not growing up with them. No way would my life had been the same without classic rock, I feel lucky to have had it guiding me. Long live Rock N Roll! 🤘
Lynyrd Skynyrd The ballad of Curtis Lowe The Songs about the lead singer’s role model, growing up a legendary black man A must hear You’re welcome, boss
Lynyrd Skynyrd is pronounced "Linnnerd Skinnard". The band chose their name from the teacher they had in Jacksonville, Florida bt the name of Leonard Skinner. These boys were life long friends from their youth. Amazing musicians that unfortunately experienced so much tragedy. But continue to live on through their music. 🤩👍
I heard it for the first time watching that 70s show one night. My dad walked by and heard me say I wonder what that song is in the really like it. He loved being able to share something with me,that was ours,and we have so many good memories together,I know music will always bring my dad to me when I want to feel like being with him one day in the future (he is battling terminal cancer,I love him for the gift of music and am now sharing it with my son)
(If you look at the album cover behind you, it tells you how to pronounce the name 😉). They played this at the "Day on the green" concert in 1977, where I was in the front row... And I was *feeling it!* This concert was recorded on video and recording for all history and the video can be had from "Wolfgang's vault." Along with Skynnard, Santana, the Outlaws and Peter Frampton doing his Comes Live album played,, as well!! It lasted all day, the entire Oakland coliseum was filled with pot smoke and I had to pay the outrageous price of $8.50 to get in. It was 12 bucks at the gate and that was just not happening. 😆 Now, they're asking a hundred dollars a ticket for lawn seats to Foreigner... Sheesh.
I know, it’s crazy to think of how cheap the tickets were back, then by today’s standards. But at the time, it was hard to come up with enough scratch for a ticket.
The guitarist who wrote this song from the band was Allen Collins He’s in the picture standing by the light pole tall guy ! He’s was 17 years old and in high school smd already had wrote the entire solo and his wife to be Kathy Collins ask Allen “if I leave here tomorrow woukd you still remember me” and then Ronnie Van Zant the singer snd piano player Billy Powell finished the lyrics and music so Freaking awesome
Damn, bro just tackled Free Bird... Props. It's a classic but it DOES kinda drag on. Certainly not everybody's cuppa. Okay, it's not a classic like this, but would LOVE to see reaction to: DragonForce - Through the Fire and Flames. Heavy fast guitar and super high energy.
Ronnie Van Zant was one of my absolute favorite voices in all of Southern Rock. Legendary band, and they deserve their place on the leaderboard; truly one of the great pioneers of the genre.
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You pronounced the band's name wrong, man. It's pronounced Leh nerd Skin nerd. It's on the album cover!
Yeah, I can imagine hearing them again on the radio; 😊
Geeeee44zzzzaaaaaaa you fucking don dappa whippa snappa. Free the bird bro. These reactions crack me up. This is my reaction every time I listen to this rock stuff from the 70's. Shame these guys had the plane crash soon after this. There memories live on through others in the band that survived and continued... you gotta so Sweet home Alabama. I'm a free bird now. Bless up bro
0:46 if you say so buddy 5:30 lord I can’t change 5:38 FREE BIRD 🦅 YEAH 5:42 here we go
Can you guys imagine hearing Free Bird for the first time again? Jezus….
I had the same reaction as the guy in this video...
Right?! Amazing! ✌🏻🤘🏼
order noted to make for the genie in the lamp
I just sat there jaw dropped the first time I heard it
It's kinda like hearing DragonForce for the first time, it's shocking and I love it
When he says "this is a chill one" I was like prepare yourself bro🤯
😂😂😂. yeah, me too ("chill"??! i dont think soooo)
@@johnfirth6541 He said the same thing about Stairway to Heaven.
It leaves me breathless every time.
Masterpiece.
Ikr? Smooth? Yeah, for now. But you better buckle up.
My wife says this song doesn't know when to end. I say I wish it never has to.
Ditto!
I Agree!
The first half of the song is definitely guilty of that
Your wife is right ~ half of this song would have made it even better
@@karengarrison3666 -the second half wouldn't be the "free bird" part if the first part wasn't played.
RIP Gary Rossington 1951-2023, The last founding members of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Fly high FREEBIRD brother🕊
He will be missed 😢
❤😘😔😪😪😪
I was lucky enough to see the band back in 1992 and 2001. They put on an amazing show.
@@IrishCrow I was lucky enough to see them in '74 (or unlucky if you consider the riot at the end. The Birmingham police, turned off the equipment in the middle of Freebird, and announced the concert was over due to "noise complaints" needless to say, a real live riot happened) and I had tickets for the concert they were traveling to when the plane crashed
I still have those tickets
@Bluebelle51 thats a crazy story man!
this isn't a song. this is a journey
PREACH
yes, sir, thank you, i'm calling music like this a journey too, and it belongs to the list that everyone should have to hear at least sometimes
And don't stop belivin'.
I love watching Free Bird reactions because the listener is never prepared for where it’s about to go. And when it goes, it fucking GOOOOOES.
Edit: 7:28 Nate's face says it all
It's pronounced Leonard Skynyrd
@@richardrovario1126 I like how they say it tho 😂😂😂😂
You are so right
SAAAAAAMMMEE
It’s so fun knowing it’s coming 👏👏👏
Allen Collins on guitar. Easily one of the most underrated guitarists of all time
are you Italian?
Gary Rossington on slide guitar
@@Bigsmoke-so9vo hahah nah Puerto Rican mi amigooooo
@@luigicastro6971 your name sounds Italian 😂 very nice profile picture
All the guitar players in Lynyrd Skynyrd were phenomenal but I think Allen Collins was the cream of the crop.
its fun to experience someone being introduced to something you hold dear for the first time, really cool, positivity being spread and all for free
The face ONLY made when a soul hears the tempo change of Freebird for the 1st time.
😁😆😀😁😆😀😁
See also: Paradise City
Yessssss!.
Youngins call that phenomenon the beat switch
This was one of my Mom's favorite songs. She wanted it played at her funeral. And we did play it at her service and I haven't been able to listen to it since then. Her birthday is coming up in 11 days and I just came across this video. Can't believe how you made me love a song again after 12 years of not being able to handle the pain of hearing it. Thank you. And thank you to your friend who mispronounced the name of the band for you but got you to the song because the music is what counts.
Best guitar solo in history, and I doubt it will ever be beaten. Absolutely mind blowing the first time you hear it.
Blue sky the Allman Brothers will give it a run for its money
A gift!
Hands down the best ever
Nope, best guitar solo goes to David Gilmour's Comfortably Numb
Hiljaisen Talven Lapsi is in my top three but Free Bird always tops it
I’m 16, my dad got me into this kinda music. It’s such a nice thing to see other people react to masterpieces such as this. Keep it up man!
Just a suggestion Rush the band is pretty good
You got a good dad brother
Im 17 and my dad was the same shame these kinda songs are getting forgotten about.
Im 10 my dad told about all those rock bands
same😁
60 years old and it still gives me goose bumps all over, and such a head banging sound like no other song written. 🇺🇸
I'm 63 and I do the same thing....
73 and goose-bumpley :)
It's worse knowing almost half the band died in a plane crash. RIP. GOD BE WITH THEIR FAMILIES
@@DaddyKratosOfTheShire such a damn shame man 😢 absolute amazing talent and probably people, taken from their familys and us fans too soon, I always think what people like these, Freddie Mercury, dime bag and more would have put out if not taken so soon
I was scrolling, I heard this song for hours, then I heard another song from a popular band today and it couldn’t even compare to this beauty of a piece
I’ve heard this song a million times and I make the exact same faces you do still. I recommend listening to the solo full blast in your car on the interstate.
🤘🤘 Kick on the cruise control because it is physically impossible to keep from stomping the gas to the beat!
Got my first two speeding tickets to that song. Not surprised at all. Third one was to money for nothing, another dangerous sonh
I was at 100 mph flat for like 15 miles straight on a Saturn vue lol 😂 it shaked like if I was time traveling lol 😂
LMAO - Me about 135 mph in a 69 Cutlass 442 on US 1 heading back from St Augustine - No Shakes Road Like a Limousine -Speedo only went to 130 it was straight Down 135-140 This was back when cars ran on Gasoline soon to be leaving us
I definitely got at least one speeding ticket in Georgia or Florida listening to this with the windows rolled down. Sadly it was definitely towards the end of the song and not at the beginning... Rate of speed varied greatly in seven minutes.
Allen Collins isn't a house hold name, but his guitar solo in freebird sure is!!! Perhaps the best rock solo of all time! And to think he wrote this song at 17yrs old......
Not the whole song
I’m pretty sure Gary wrote the slide part when he was in highschool
Allen with his Gibson Explorer tearing it up!
"Lye-nard skye-nard" got me lol
That's how I pronounced it for years until I actually heard the name on the radio lol
@@CookieMonster0108it says it on the album cover 🤣
British dont know how to speak they own language
Bout took me out too 😂😂
Me too HAHA
I saw this live 5 times. My life is fulfilled.
nothing like it, Bill Bill! Good times...
I was at the last concert before the plane crash. Grew up in Miami, saw them numerous times. Amazing group!! ❤
Any of them were you tripping balls?
Ah I’m jealous !! Niceee
Allen Collins shredding, he wrote this riff/solo when he was 16 years old. The Guitar Army 🎸 🎸 🎸
Green Grass and High Tides?
My favorite guitarist of all time. He’s a wicked, good rhythm guitarist he came up with some of the most bad ass riffs in the history of rock ‘n’ roll.
Was t this his audition to get into the band?
@@samhescott348 That's not how this worked in the 70s so much.
@@FernBlackwood1995 I heard this solo is how the guitarist auditioned for the band
“This is a chilled one”
Been listen to Skynyrd for over 40 years and it's still gives me chills. I guess I'm not the only one.
Your not alone dude..
@stevewise2932 Absolutely Right! I was graduating from high school, and there was a ballot to put for the main song to be played for Graduation Day, so a majority wanted this song. However, instead, they played Billy Joel, who I can't stand and can't remember his AWFUL SONG 😂😂😂
Starts low, mournful, beautiful, and the tempo picks up to host the best damn rockin guitar jam in rock history.
All original members dead now RIP boys. Ya done well.
There will never be another song like Free Bird
Nope
There is through the fire and flames but it's over kill and doesn't have the same feels as this song, free bird wins again 😂
@@lukeshaw3375 OTFAF is really nothing like Free Bird at all. Tempo, pitch, vocal tones, acoustic vs electric, nothing is similar besides the times they were written in.
@@FernBlackwood1995 yeah, sure thing pal 👍🏻
You really must see a live recording of them doing this song. Three amazing rhythm/lead guitarists.
Vocals: Ronnie VanZant
Piano: Billy Powell
Bass: Leon Wilkerson
Drums: Artimus Pile
Guitar: Gary Rossington
Guitar: Allen Collins
Guitar: Steve Gaines
The whole band is fantastic! I love these guys.
I recommend the Oakland live video.
I know for a fact that Ricky Medlock is the lead guitar doing the solo now (& has been for over a decade). I've been backstage watching this, my ex is a good friend of his. You should see all the guitars he has!!!
I just watched it live for the first time and was annoyed there were so many guitarists! I thought maybe it was because the original guy with long grey hair was too old?? lol 😆 I wanted it to sound like this recording. But now that I saw your comment I'm curious if this recording has the same number of guitarists and I just hear it as one? 🤔
@foxchasejrt1 definitely summer 1977 just before the crash,oakland coliseum, day on the green, same time as Peter frampton was riding high!!
Never ever will it be duplicated they as a group are at the top of the mountain
I saw them do this live in '94 I think it was, and it was still one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life.
Makes me want a Time Machine
I'm soo god damn jealous of you 😂
If they were that good in the 90s imagine how good they were in the 70s when the original band was alive
They were dead in 94 🙄
@nicolediamond93 Actually, Ronnie Van Zandt, Steve Gaines, and a back up singer are the only band members who died, other band members survived. When I seen them in 94, Ronnie's little brother, Johnny, replaced him as lead singer, he was actually the original singer of the band from 1971 to 1972. Btw, a simple Google of the band and you'd learn they have toured MANY years.
Nathan, I love how you enjoy music many of us have love for decades. I laugh with joy as I watch you sink into the vibes. Well done!
It's a beautiful thing to witness someone fall in love for the 1st time with music we've been jammin to for years!! Kinda gives it new life & huge props at the same time!!❤❤❤
This is exactly how I feel every time I hear this song.
After 50 years listening to it still moves me big time
Yes!!!
Am in tears man( of joy) ....best reaction to free bird ive ever seen . powerful sounds .
These are our hometown boys from Jacksonville Florida. Having been born in Jacksonville and knowing my oldest brother went to school at Terry Parker High School with the Van Zant’s we knew these guys long before they hit it. True Southern Rockers
You knew the family throughout high school! That’s amazing man
That's awesome. I had no idea they were from Jacksonville. I'm actually moving there in June. Is there a tribute or place dedicated to them I should visit once I'm there.
Righteous! I went to Wolfson, w/F. Durst for two yrs before being sent to a military boarding school! I still have a house in Ponte Vedra
The Original Southern Rockers
That's awesome. Artimus Pyle, the drummer, is a cousin of mine.
I love watching first-time Free Bird vids, smiling and thinking, "Just WAIT..." all the way through. Skynyrd baby!
This song is so much a part of my family. My nephew passed away and my sister (his mom) put a memorial video for his funeral and it pretty much sums up his life and our family.
I feel happy when watching you react to these songs that I've grown up listening to once my dad got me into all this stuff.
Breaks my heart you haven't heard it until now.
Makes my year to see someone discover this masterpiece
"This is a chilled one" oh my sweet child 🤣
I would recommend "Dick Dale - Misirlou" as well
Yeah I caught that as well lol
It's great to hear you feeling Lynard Skynard--posibly the most underrated American band!!
Yeah, it’s a jam, sad cause remembering old times, good times,my dad been gone 6 years
We would listen to jams and have a great time,,and I’m 57 and choking up, miss you pops
I just love Nathans reactions, so pure, new and free. I think it's so funny the way he pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd yet there is a pronunciation guide right on the album cover, just above his head!!!! I don't blame him though...hey! I'm almost 70 so I know all these bands and song names and sometimes even I'm stumped!! Actually there are quite a few newer bands that I'm not familiar with, but I'm willing to listen and learn cuz music is part of each person's soul.
What a glorious song, beautiful in so many ways Freebird is a classic anthem that never gets old...like ME!!!
THE BEST guitar "solo" of all time!! Lovin' it! Best reaction Nathan!!
Skynyrd has some great tracks 🤗
they originated in Jacksonville Florida USA.
the guitarist is Allen Collins, who kills this solo. but they have had multiple guitarists throughout the years
One of the best southern rock bands ever... and it's pronounced *Len-rd sken-rd*
RIP: Ronnie Van Zant, Steve & Cassie Gaines U R Missed 💔🤘🔥 "Lynyrd Skynyrd- Simple Man" is a must. enjoyed your reaction, thanks.
More like lynn-rd skin-rd
@@Psycholosopher "The Doobie Brothers - Black Water (From Rockin' Down the Highway: The Wildlife Concert)" when I listen to this song, I sometimes get them confused with CCR, because it reminds me of their song "The Midnight Special" what do think? These are two of my favorite bands
@@mamaflush9945 I like credence and doobie brothers. My three fav bands are Journey, AC/DC, and Queen. I’ll have to check out the midnight special never heard of it. Also I wasn’t around at the time of these bands I’m only 21 my father got me hooked on classic rock so plenty I haven’t heard of.
@@Psycholosopher oh wow... would like to be you again, getting to know all of this great music again would be something 🔥📻🎶🤗
you just experienced southern greatness ..this song should be called i just hit it an quit it cuz im a rockstar and you cant control me..but freebird is good too..
Jacksonville , Florida USA but really all over the South East Southern Rock genre of music , it was always on the radio since I was 4 years old , I'm 54 years old now .
I’m a 61 yr old drummer and imagine me in my teens playing, Lloyds stereo cranked to the max and jamming with the boys on my kit….over and over again. Really, I had the best neighbors and family. Never complained. The 60s and more so the 70s, the greatest decade of music I feel, we’ll ever know.
My dad passed in 2009 and this was his favorite song
Please never stop making these
“I didn’t know where it was goin n boom! N it was just wooh!”
Very accurate assessment.
Burned up many a dance floor to this in my years and heard it Live three times, always a freaking winner!!!!!
Piano and 3 guitars freebird Day on The Green 1977 Oakland Colliseum.... Is Best performance yes 👍.
Watch them do this live in Oakland,Ca….in a stadium….it’ll blow your mind…..all guitars going straight in with the piano….🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I grew up in the late 60's and 70's, every year a local radio station would play down to the #1 song and for about 12 years free bird was always #1 followed closely by stair way to heaven, every year!
I just caught the freestyle at the end and it totally crack me up. But it's completely appropriate for the feeling of the music definitely. That was great.
Freebird was our class song when we graduated HS and Simple Man was the song I danced to with my Mom at my wedding…absolutely love Skynyrd.
You crack me TFU. Keep up the great entertaining reactions.
You have 3 guitarist’s. Allen Collins, Gary Rossington and Ed King!!! All exceptional!!!
Really enjoying your content! Such nostalgia, watching you experience the music. Fantastic stuff. I recommend "Albatross" by Corrosion of Conformity. Sounds metal I know, but it's much more of a 90's wail kind of sound. Thanks for the vid.
I saw Lynyrd Skynyrd live in the “Warehouse March 30, 1975”
New Orleans,La.
It was the Nuthin’ Fancy Tour
I was 17 years old at the time…
I am truly blessed.
My second time watching you react and I’m going to binge today! You’re reactions are very entertaining. “Who’s the guitarist?” My answer,” Which one?” 😄
Most Fl Southern Rock Bands back in the day had three guitarist - another great one was the Outlaws the Fla Guitar Army
Exactly what I'm telling you!!!
Fun seeing you.
Wish you'd been with us when it came out
This band was one of the best "Southern Rock" bands in the U.S. and is in the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame. They reached their height in the 70's but suffered great loss when the band's chartered plane crashed in 1977.... killing 3 founding members & injuring the whole band. They reformed in 1987 & still tour today.
BTW... their name is pronounced l Iike:
[Len-URD (like bird)] [Skin-URD]. Thanks for reviewing them! 👍
Wasn't iT Zepp's old plane ? Sad day for music....😢
I was truly happy seeing your reaction, it was so nostalgic and respectful, you truly captured this great emotion when you hear it for the first time!!! Thank you!
still the only song ive ever heard where the guitars actually sing
Hotel California too
the chain by fleetwood mac
Check out some more Skynyrd. "I ain't the One" the Breeze and "Gimme Three Steps'.
Why do I get the feeling that you’ve never heard Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. It’s an absolute must.
Queen in general.
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i’m 19 but my parents always played this song, i wish i could remember my first time hearing it
You nailed it, love you reaction, feeling the groove, you rock🤘🤘🤘
Another Lynrd Skynyrd is Simple Man, slower song but really good
Shinedowns cover of Simple Man is amazing too
This song plays with so many damn emotions but it’s amazing
You NEED to listen to Lenard Skynard - Simple Man. Probably one of their best songs, if not the best, in my opinion. It hits you deep in the soul.
Spelled Lynyrd Skynyrd
My man hearing southern rock for the 1st time & gettin off!!! Love watching dude as the music transitions from laid back to the timeless jam it is!! He's feelin it, guys!!!❤❤❤
My very 1st concert. I was 14. Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia. It was beyond amazing. I still remember it like it was yesterday. ✌️❤️⭐️
BTW, I was yelling at you, IT'S NOT OVER YET!!! 😁
And they're from Alabama, USA. They have a very sad backstory. Half the band died in a plane crash. 💔
I wish I could here this for the first time again. It was face melting. I want to feel that again.
I looked up and saw Ronnie, in Heaven, Smiling. His Work is Goes On!
Dude I think you just gave the best reaction of free bird that I've ever seen. And I've seen a few because it's the best song to react to with the change-up and everything
Check out the live version in Oakland CA 1976. Something to see played live !
1977, that is
Just found your channel, loved it. I'm a sub. They named their band after their P. E. coach in high school because he gave them a hard time for having long hair. They have since become good friends. It's pronounced Len=erd Skin - nerd. Much love to you and the channel brother.
My favorite band literally everrrr ❤️ RIP Ronnie van Zant 😢 💔 🙏🏼
You were VIBED into the music! Just awesome to watch you love the music. Pronunciation ( LEN-ORD SKEN-ORD with soft E like WHEN)
This what we used to call a JAM.
Well, that was a rollercoaster! Love LK. Love your reaction, made me cry with delight.
I want him to listen to stairway to heaven by Led Zeppelin so bad
I simply could listen to the video for the way our brother yeah!!! Nathan says Lynard Skynard. It’s fantastic.
One of my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd songs is Sweet Home Alabama. I grew up with 60’s-90’s music from my grandparents and it introduced me to an amazing world.
Great Grandparents Cherish Them
Love Sweet Home- you can’t help but gyrate to that music.
Oh my... did he just say this is chill!!! Strap in big fella, youz iz about to take a ride!!! 😎🤘
Im sure I heard Free Bird before I could form a sentence and several times a month for the past 50 years so my brain just cant wrap around what it would be like to hear all these classic rock songs for the first time after not growing up with them. No way would my life had been the same without classic rock, I feel lucky to have had it guiding me. Long live Rock N Roll! 🤘
Simple Man is another song they absolutely crushed 👌🏼
Incredible song
My 2nd fav.
Lynyrd Skynyrd
The ballad of Curtis Lowe
The Songs about the lead singer’s role model, growing up a legendary black man
A must hear
You’re welcome, boss
@@otto5580 fantastic song also!
My favorite
I love listening to music with you. It makes me smile.
One of the best band ever well done mate ❤️
Love your reactions Nate. Always real.
Keep Posting my brother!
Lynyrd Skynyrd is pronounced "Linnnerd Skinnard". The band chose their name from the teacher they had in Jacksonville, Florida bt the name of Leonard Skinner. These boys were life long friends from their youth. Amazing musicians that unfortunately experienced so much tragedy. But continue to live on through their music. 🤩👍
What makes this funnier is that the pronunciation is right under neath of the name on screen
This is one of my favorite songs I want it played at my funeral I sent you a message to play this and I see it now on here Love this
Kashmir by Led Zeppelin!!🙌
I heard it for the first time watching that 70s show one night. My dad walked by and heard me say I wonder what that song is in the really like it. He loved being able to share something with me,that was ours,and we have so many good memories together,I know music will always bring my dad to me when I want to feel like being with him one day in the future (he is battling terminal cancer,I love him for the gift of music and am now sharing it with my son)
(If you look at the album cover behind you, it tells you how to pronounce the name 😉).
They played this at the "Day on the green" concert in 1977, where I was in the front row... And I was *feeling it!* This concert was recorded on video and recording for all history and the video can be had from "Wolfgang's vault." Along with Skynnard, Santana, the Outlaws and Peter Frampton doing his Comes Live album played,, as well!! It lasted all day, the entire Oakland coliseum was filled with pot smoke and I had to pay the outrageous price of $8.50 to get in. It was 12 bucks at the gate and that was just not happening. 😆
Now, they're asking a hundred dollars a ticket for lawn seats to Foreigner... Sheesh.
I know, it’s crazy to think of how cheap the tickets were back, then by today’s standards. But at the time, it was hard to come up with enough scratch for a ticket.
@@fleetskipper1810 Yup. If I had to pay the $12 instead of $8.50, I couldn't have made it.
I love your videos dude. Not usually the metal ones but the rock and 90s and funk and whatever. Stuff like this with rhythm
Love it!!!
Free bird would kill a 15th century peasant
The guitarist who wrote this song from the band was Allen Collins He’s in the picture standing by the light pole tall guy ! He’s was 17 years old and in high school smd already had wrote the entire solo and his wife to be Kathy Collins ask Allen “if I leave here tomorrow woukd you still remember me” and then Ronnie Van Zant the singer snd piano player Billy Powell finished the lyrics and music so Freaking awesome
Damn, bro just tackled Free Bird... Props. It's a classic but it DOES kinda drag on. Certainly not everybody's cuppa.
Okay, it's not a classic like this, but would LOVE to see reaction to: DragonForce - Through the Fire and Flames. Heavy fast guitar and super high energy.
Ronnie Van Zant was one of my absolute favorite voices in all of Southern Rock. Legendary band, and they deserve their place on the leaderboard; truly one of the great pioneers of the genre.
I've listened to Free Bird so many times before but your energy made me feel like I was listening for the first time and I was shmoovinggg
That is the divine power of the solo. Everyone gets their mind blown and help but get hyped
That look at 5:30 like he rediscovered god😂